Sentence examples for qualified to pick from inspiring English sources
Not only did he insist his managerial skills made him uniquely qualified to pick up the city's troubled business from Mayor Giuliani, but he also flexed his corporate muscle by promising to increase his company's commitment to New York City.
People who read for a living are qualified to pick apart your work and tell you what's working and not working.
It could cast a long shadow over one of the party's linchpins: the notion that a handful of all-powerful officials and retired elders are better qualified to pick their successors than are ordinary citizens.
Writing the story first helps you to pick out the quotes best qualified to fit into your story.
Once you've chosen a vessel, Sailo will allow you to pick from available captains who are qualified to operate it.
First check the England squad, assuming we've qualified: Panini have to pick their teams long before the managers, and there's often one or two who won't make the plane.
Key: Q = Qualified to final.
And in a possible indication that the choice of Ms. Palin has hurt Mr. McCain's image, voters said they had much more confidence in Mr. Obama to pick qualified people for his administration than they did in Mr. McCain.
And then - if you qualify - you need to pick a time and a device, and a color and a time and a location and come in to pick it up.
Paralympic champion David Stone and silver medallist Karen Darke are also included for both races as the British team aim to pick up qualifying points for the Rio Paralympics.
